BLESS, bles, _v.t._ (_Spens._) to brandish. [BLAZE(?).]

BLEST, blest, _pa.p._ of BLESS.

BLETHER, ble_th_'er, _v.i._ to talk garrulous nonsense.--_n._ fluent,

garrulous nonsense--also BLATH'ER.--_p.adj._ BLETH'ERING,

over-talkative.--_ns._ BLETH'ERSKATE, BLATH'ERSKITE (_Amer._), a

blustering, noisy, talkative fellow. [M. E. _blather_, of Scand. origin,

Ice. _blaðra_, to talk foolishly, _blaðr_, nonsense.]

BLEW, bl[=oo], _pa.t._ of BLOW.

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